UPS deflected a strike on Tuesday morning from its employees at the Union at its largest air load center, Worldport, in Louisvil, Kiev, as well as facilities in six other states.
According to a press release from Teamsters, which represents approximately 330,000 workers in the largest courier in the country, the Union provided some settlements for unfulfilled complaints, together with the first contract for newly organized workers.
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The strikes were to be held in the Chicago area, with the picket lines expanding to California, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Ohio if the countries did not reach the agreements.
In the Worldport, the threat of Labour Group strike has pushed windows to resolve complaints affecting workers at the Cargo Hubs aircraft maintenance center.
Teams claim that the package delivery company has ignored or delayed the responses to the complaints that they regularly divert distribution services at workers’ airport, pay a lower rate. UPS agreed to a new agreement, which decided a jurisdiction dispute between two local branches of the maintenance center.
In the Chicago, the Union provided the first contract for its administrative and specialized workers at the Teamsters Local 705, with the new transaction winning employees with the highest salaries for the relevant working obligations.
UPS also regulates concerns about the problems of seniority and workplace safety at Teamsters Local 20 in Toledo, Ohio and Teamsters Local 455 in Denver.
“UPS and Teamsters have resolved local questions as part of our normal, established dispute processing processes,” a UPS spokesman said. “We remain committed to providing reliable service to our customers without interruption. The company also continues to adhere to the agreements concluded during our contracts in 2023”
However, the settlements have not decided all the criticisms of the teams. Union representatives are still opposed that the company has not fulfilled its contractual obligations for the delivery of 28,000 vehicles equipped with air conditioning, saying that the UPS has unleashed only 10 percent of the fleet required so far. In addition, Teamsters claim that the delivery company has not been able to create 22,500 new full -time positions agreed in the transaction and did not pay salaries for a punishment for the fatigue of drivers.
Last month, UPS offered the full -time voluntary redemption unions to the unions, with the labor group crying that it was violating their five -year national contract signed in 2023 in the Tuesday morning, the teams called the recent UPS decision “illegal” and “profit scheme”.